During the summer vacation, to promote awareness of child and youth safety, the Kaohsiung City Police Department’s Women and Children’s Police Squad, with Officer Yuli from the squad independently developing a board game, and with strong sponsorship from the Kaohsiung Port Rotary Club and the Taipei Tunghua Rotary Club, held a board game competition on the 22nd. The event also offered a top prize of a NT$10,000 gift voucher, attracting many parents and schoolchildren to sign up. Through the competition, the message of child and youth safety was further rooted at the grassroots level.
The Kaohsiung City Women and Children’s Police Squad has been promoting awareness of child and youth safety. Following last year’s launch of the “Children’s Safety Guidelines” and “Online Safety Guidelines,” this year they received strong support from rotary clubs. Officer Yuli from the squad conceived and designed the game, transforming relevant safety concepts into “illustrated” card decks, and developed a board game set called “Child and Youth Safety Memory Master,” which is highly popular among teenagers. The goal is to combine education with entertainment to broaden the impact of the safety campaign.
The city police department’s first “Child and Youth Safety Memory Master” parent-child board game competition saw a total of 64 parent-child teams participating. After two hours of brain-teasing competition, the winners excitedly took home the top prize of a NT$10,000 gift voucher and a trophy. A lucky draw was also held on-site, with prizes including Minions, Yo-kai Watch, LEGO car sets, Poké Balls, and more— all popular toys among children—adding a lively atmosphere to the intense and exciting competition.
(China Times)